Near record cold again overnight and a strong solar storm is prompting NOAA'S Space Weather Prediction Center to issue a G4 prediction of a severe solar storm | ABC7 Sarasota - WWSB

Alabamians who missed their chance to see the Northern Lights on Tuesday may get another opportunity tonight, according to forecasts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). A G4 geomagnetic storm watch, the second strongest possible, has been issued for Nov. 12. Geomagnetic storms can produce an aurora, like the Northern Lights, which only those in the far north usually get a chance to see. Scientists have said previously the best time to catch a glimpse of the aurora is

HOW TO CATCH TONIGHT’S SHOW 👇 Share this with someone who loves the night sky! ✨ 12/11/25: The NOAA has issued a G4 or “severe” warning for a geomagnetic storm. This is shaping up to be HUGE with crazy scenes across the northern hemisphere right now. If conditions hold, then the Aurora Australis is also likely to be doozy and possibly visible as far north as Auckland. If you’ve ever wanted to see the Aurora Australis, get outside TONIGHT. 📍 Where? Head south for the best views! Stewart Island,